Jennifer Nimer, from the Council on American-Islamic Relations – Columbus; Jhuma Acharya, of Community Refugee and Immigration Services; and Amanda Pritt, from US Together, will share the challenges and issues facing immigrants in our community. They will also answer questions about the work they do and the people they serve.
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The dog-whistle term made most famous by Hillary Clinton in the 1990s, in which…
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Lockdown is a nightmare, but an in-person event is far more dangerous and scary.…
Welcome to the weekend. Continue being safe, wearing masks, and practicing social distancing. Enjoy…
